New Bern Bears Edge Yellow Jackets 14 13 In Final Minutes
New Bern Bears scored late to beat Roanoke Rapids Yellow Jackets 14 to 13 at Simmons Park before 1200+ fans. Warren Russell kicked the extra point after a methodical drive capped by a Walter Myvics return and Sam Wood reception. The Jackets rallied in the second quarter but could not overcome peak Bears defense and a blocked punt set the stage for the decisive score.
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Wiley Warren
New Bern
Bears
Roanoke Rapids Yellow Jackets
Simmons Park
Dacke
Apainy
Rock Winters
Walter Myvicis
Edenton
Ius Fesainge Sober West
Neosted
Dackets
Pracully
Nive
Hily Virtue
Crumpler
Cout
Vane Stewart
Stewart
Sam Wood
Frailing
Sain
Ed Sutton
Jackets
Gage
Neer Born
New Bern Jackets Rally For Football Win At Home
Crumpler and Wood advance the ball to the New Bern 7 as Crumpler drives through the middle. Stewart’s punt and a late fumble set up a tense finish, with the Bears pulling ahead after key blocks and a defensive stand to seal the victory.
Interracial conference at Quankey Church on Christian Home theme
A Sunday program at Quankey Baptist Church featured an interracial panel on the Christian Home with about 125 attendees, including white and Negro participants from Weldon and Roanoke Rapids. Leaders included Miss Sallie Mae Clanton and Rev G A Gilchrist. A social hour followed, Coca Cola served by hospitality committee. Conference fourth sponsored by local Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary.
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Quankey Baptist Church
Woman's Auxiliary
Presbyterian Church
Sallie Mae Clanton
Cooke
Freeman
Weldon
C. A. Robinson
John Armst Chaloner School
G. A Gilchrist
Roanoke Rapids
Magnolia Magette
John Armstrong Chaloner School
Gilchrist
R.H. Kidd
Johnny Mack Walker
Edmund Berkeley
All Saints Episcopal Church
Miss Edna Watford Hosts Tuesday Night Bridge
Miss Edna Watford entertained the Tuesday night bridge club at her Roanoke Avenue home. Two tables played with Mrs. George Pappendick and Mrs. Hubert Wirtz taking high and second high scores. Prizes were awarded, and a salad course with coffee concluded the evening. Attending were Mesdames AO George, Paul Overton, Sem Bunn, Earl Rook, Iver Mahorn, and George Pappendick.
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Edna Watford
Roanoke Avenue
Bride
George Papiendik
Hubert Wirtz
Mesdames AO
George
Paul Overton
Mrs Houston Fuller Hosts Bridge Evening at Home
Mrs Houston Fuller entertained her bridge club and guests on a Wednesday evening in October. Three tables played progressions with Mrs W G Collier winning for the club and Mrs Beamon Helms top among guests. Prizes were given, Coca Cola served, and a salad plate with coffee offered to several attendees including Miss Billie Main of Columbia.
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Houston Fuller
W. G. Collier
Billie Mustin
James Arrin
Beamon Helms
Grizsard NG. Colter
Roderick Meikle
E. Bennett
T. J. Taylor
Dick ‘Taylor
Wyche Land
R. A’ Danish
Clayton Gurloy
Vance Street School PTA Sponsors Carnival
The Vance Street School PTA hosts a carnival featuring games prizes and food booths to raise funds for student activities and school improvements. Organizers invite families and community members to join in a lively afternoon event.
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Vance Street School
PTA
The
Halloween Carnival at School Sponsored Event
Halloween will sponsor a school carnival Thursday October 30 from 7 15 to 9 00 pm for children and adults to enjoy witches hob goblins spooks and black cat costumes An old time fortune teller palm reader will be there An admission fee of five cents will be charged Proceeds fund new equipment for the school
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Black Cat
High School PTA Holds First Meeting
The High School PTA opened its year with a Thursday gathering in the auditorium. Mrs IE Ready, president, presided as Rev Johnny Walker delivered the devotional from 2 Corinthians 12 10. Committee reports were given and Mr Joe Talley spoke on a district PTA meeting in Rocky Mount. The year’s theme is Building for Tomorrow as preparations proceed.
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Johnny Walker
Paul
Joe Talley
PTA
Rocky Mount
Dave Clark
Fea
Hing
TE. Ready
Roanoke Rapid Schools
Cherry
North Rolina
Miss Mary Louise Norwood and Oscar B Love Married in Emporia
Love Norwood wedding reports Miss Mary Louise Norwood daughter of Mr and Mrs Norwood formerly of Gaston wed Oscar B Love son of Mr and Mrs Kenny Love of Roa qwke Rapids in Emporia Virginia on October 18 at 6 o clock The bride wore a brown traveling suit with black and white accessories The couple will make their home with relatives for the near future
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Mary Louise Norwood
World Evangelism Mission Study to Feature Week of Prayer
The church announces a combined program for Week of Prayer and Self Denial with a mission study on World Evangelism. All women of the church are invited to attend these engaging and inspirational sessions.
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Ning
Earman
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Aioe Cheaga
Pressley
Shell Furniture Company
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Stever
Point New Bern
Arte
Penty
Eles Oh
Ross
Dick Skinner
Skinney
Sinner
Little al Hose
Warren Rus
Husaek
Ross J
Leo Mor-gan
Auds
Cox
Woman's Society of Christvice
Rosemary Methodist Church
Quankey Church
Presbyterian Group
Bridge
Ousent
Rosemary Drug CO
Matthews Drug Co., Inc
Taylor Drug Store
Love
Norwood
Mrs. Love
Debnam
America
North Carolina Committee
United States Brew
Insurance
Raleigh
North Cation
Lso
Tacinic Ta
Idaho
Rose
Ivory Soap
Ivory Snow
Duz
Sufebouy
Lux
Crisco
Lamb
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Swift
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Ann Tage
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